Asset Report
Fredericia Oil Terminal
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Report summary
The Fredericia Oil terminal is located on the Danish east Jutland coast and serves all the fields which export via the Gorm-Fredericia oil pipeline. The terminal receives and treats crude oil, with facilities for storage, export and stabilisation. It includes a crude oil stabilisation plant for degassing lighter hydrocarbons and separating propane and butane.Development was initiated in 1981 to serve the fields on the Danish shelf. The pipeline and terminal were brought onstream in 1984 and ...
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Summary and key issues
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Costs
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